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KELARU & FULTON
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Nuremberg (2025)
The best parts of this film are the scenes with Göring in them. Russell Crowe still has the acting skills, and the bravery to be honest, to go under the skin of such a monstrous person. A figure like Göring was not just a man of power, but a man who represented an entire empire and had the mindset required to build an empire on manipulation and extermination. Getting under the skin of such a man requires skill and I would think could be dangerous considering the radically different way of thinking these war criminals had to possess in order to commit the crimes they did.
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Pluribus Review - Ep 4
Carol remains a wonderfully layered character. She is clever but flawed, tough in the moments when she must be, but fragile in almost everything else. Even in the middle of this absolute horror, she still clings to her old wounds and insecurities. She wants to know if Helen liked her books, including the personal one. These questions do nothing to help her survive, but they reveal so much about her inner world.
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Alex & Basil
Film buffs Alex and Basil met in hospitality before bonding over their shared cinephile passions. During lively weekly discussions on society, human nature, and more, they realised their insights were too compelling to keep private. So they launched a Youtube channel to critique and recommend their favorite films. Alex gets lost in movie magic, while introspective Basil relates to complex themes. Together they complement each other's perspectives, teasing out nuances and debating directorial choices. Their reviews spotlight favourites, hidden gems, and new releases that capture the essence of great filmmaking.
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